Live: Nottinghamshire v Yorkshire Men, Rothesay CC, Day Two

Yorkshire end on 154-3 in reply to Nottinghamshire’s 487. Bean 86 not out. Positive second half of the day for the White Rose.

Dawid Malan caught Freddie McCann bowled Liam Patterson-White, 19.

Malan falls at the start of the day’s penultimate over, caught at first slip but having looped up off keeper Ishan Kishan’s body.

Dan Moriarty in as nightwatchman. The ends a 55-run partnership.

Fin Bean 85 and Dawid Malan 19 have shared an unbroken 54 for the third wicket to take Yorkshire to 153-2 in reply to 487. We have four overs remaining.

What a finish that looks like being!

England have bowled India out for 364.

Brydon Carse and Josh Tongue have finished with three wickets apiece.

Fin Bean has moved to 63 and Dawid Malan has 12. We have 12.3 overs remaining this evening.

Impressive response from Yorkshire’s top order.

James Wharton caught Haseeb Hameed bowled Dillon Pennington, 36.

A 99-run stand with Fin Bean is ended as Wharton miscues to mid-off, midriff high. Bean 52 has been joined by Dawid Malan.

Fin Bean reaches his fifty off 114 balls with 8x4s. That’s his first of the season following a difficult start. Excellent.

Yorkshire 88-1 in the 38th over. James Wharton has 28. The partnership is 88.

Picture by Jack Bird.

Fin Bean 41 and James Wharton 20. Mohammad Abbas is bowling the first over after tea.

Fin Bean 39 and James Wharton 19.

That’s a really positive end to the afternoon session as the pair recover Yorkshire from 0-1 after one ball of their reply to Nottinghamshire’s 487 all out.

Adam Lyth was the man to go, caught behind off Mohammad Abbas.

Excellent from Fin Bean 34 and James Wharton 13, as get Yorkshire back on track in their first innings following the early loss of Adam Lyth.

Yorkshire 53-1 after 16 overs.

Yorkshire have benefitted from some over-aggression from bowler Dillon Pennington, who threw a ball back towards James Wharton in his follow-through. Yorkshire are 43-1 in the 14th over replying to 487.

Rishabh Pant has just scored his second century of the Headingley Test, only the second man to do it in a first-class match at our famous old home.

Shai Hope achieved the feat for the West Indies against England in 2017, scoring 147 and 118 not out.

Now left-handed Pant has done, backing up his first-innings 134 with 111 not out. India are 280-3, leading by 286. KL Rahul is also unbeaten on 113. England under the pump.

Here, at Trent Bridge, Yorkshire are also under significant pressure, though they have recovered their first-innings reply to 487 against Nottinghamshire from 0-1 after one ball to 28-1 in the 12th over. Fin Bean has 17 and James Wharton 10.

Picture by Allan McKenzie/SWPix.com.

This passage of play is just about seeing off the new-ball threat posed by Mohammad Abbas and Dillon Pennington.

Nothing fancy at all from Fin Bean 8 and James Wharton 4.

Yorkshire 13-1 in the eighth over of their reply to 487.

Adam Lyth caught behind Ishan Kishan bowled Mohammad Abbas, 0.

First ball of the innings and Nottinghamshire’s Pakistani seamer is off to the perfect start.

Adam Lyth and Fin Bean are opening up our response to 487. Mohammad Abbas has the new ball.

Liam Patterson-White caught George Hill bowled Dan Moriarty, 87.

Caught on the slide by Hill having run in from deep cover.

Moriarty finishes with 4-19 from 30.4 overs.

Dillon Pennington caught and bowled Dan Moriarty, 61.

Pennington drills a return catch, falling for a run-a-ball career best 61.

Liam Patterson-White, who has 74, is joined by Mohammad Abbas

James Wharton and Harry Duke congratulate George Hill following the catch at mid-wicket to remove Ishan Kishan this morning, off Dom Bess’s bowling.

Picture by John Heald.

Nottinghamshire are currently 469-8 in the early stages of the afternoon as Dan Moriarty and George Hill bid to wrap up the innings.

Nottinghamshire 455-8 in the opening over of the afternoon, bowled by Dan Moriarty. Liam Patterson-White has 66 and Dillon Pennington 51. These two have shared 77.

Dillon Pennington has just reached a 38-ball fifty in the final over of the session having been dropped on 49 at mid-wicket by Matthew Revis off Dan Moriarty.

Liam Patterson-White has reached the break unbeaten on 65.

Liam Patterson-White has reached his fifty off 82 balls, helping the hosts to 423-8 as we approach lunch.

Dillon Pennington has just taken 24 off Will O’Rourke to move to 35 off 17 balls.

He has clobbered two sixes and two fours in that assault.

Liam Patterson-White has 48.

Farhan Ahmed caught George Hill bowled Will O’Rourke, 2.

Caught at first slip, and O’Rourke has his second wicket of the innings.

Liam Patterson-White remains on 45.

Ishan Kishan caught George Hill bowled Dom Bess, 87.

Caught on the pull by Hill as Yorkshire claim their first wicket of the day.

Ishan Kishan is on 87 and Liam Patterson-White 25. These two have added 71.

Hill replaces Will O’Rourke, but he’s greeted by an advancing Ishan Kishan, who hoists him over long-on. He has 79 of 343-6 after 104 overs.

Dom Bess follows in place of Jack White.

Liam Patterson-White has 20 and Ishan Kishan has 63.

Frustrating start to the day for Yorkshire.

Jack White and Will O’Rourke are the men charged with making the morning breakthrough.

Notts are 311-6 in the 99th over.

Ishan Kishan has reached his fifty off 57 balls having been dropped on 44 at mid-wicket by Fin Bean as he pulled Jack White.

Nottinghamshire now 307-6 in the 96th over.

We’re up and running at Trent Bridge. Ishan Kishan has just picked up a single midway the opening over of the day, bowled by Jack White. He has 45 out of the 299-6.

There has just been a minute’s silence in memory of the former Gloucestershire and England fast bowler David ‘Sad’ Lawrence, who passed away on Sunday following a well-documented battle with MND. All of our thoughts after with his friends and family.

There’s been many a memorable finish in Test Matches at Headingley down the years, and the ongoing clash between England and India is building up to be a cracker. India, who were leading by six on first innings, are 90-2 second time around.

KL Rahul is 47 not out and Shubman Gill six.

There are only three grounds at which Jonny Bairstow has scored 1,000 or more first-class runs in his career, and Trent Bridge is one of them. 

His record here stands at 15 first-class matches for Yorkshire or England, including Tests, 1,052 runs scored at an average of 50.09 with two centuries and five fifties.

One of those centuries was his first in first-class cricket, 205 in the first innings of a high-scoring draw in May 2011.

The other two venues at which he has topped 1,000 career first-class runs are fairly obvious. Headingley is one (3,350 in 50 appearances) and Scarborough the other (1,158, 13 appearances). He also averages above 50 at both of those venues. 

Picture by Jack Bird. Jonny Bairstow keeps wicket at Trent Bridge yesterday, with Ishan Kishan on strike.

We’ve been greeted by sun and clouds at Trent Bridge this morning, where it’s quite breezy too ahead of day two.

Players from both sides are in the nets warming-up ahead of a day which begins with Nottinghamshire 298-6.

You would have to say that Notts hold the advantage at present with nearly 300 on the board on a used pitch and with a set batter at the crease in Indian overseas debutant Ishan Kishan, who has 44. However, Yorkshire were excellent in fighting back from 90-0 to limit things yesterday afternoon and evening.

A good second day and they can find themselves in decent shape at the halfway stage of the contest.

We will have 96 overs scheduled for the day.

George Hill and Dan Moriarty claimed two wickets apiece yesterday, with Notts’ opener Ben Slater top-scoring with 96.

For a more in-depth recap on the day one action, you can read our match report and reaction via the embedded X posts above.

We will be underway at 11am. Enjoy the day.